Paul Stanley

Kiss frontman says band were “treated like crap” during 2014 induction ceremony.

Frontman recalled “humbling” experience of meeting people at the end of their lives.

Apparent technical failure sees frontman giving up on ‘Love Gun’ tradition.

Kiss frontman acknowledges 49 years of “true love and true friendship” with bandmate in new book.

Kiss frontman says ex-drummer has a bad attitude.

Kiss frontman says he’s fortunate that stardom didn’t change him, because it doesn’t always change people for the better.

Kiss frontman explains what he does to keep voice in shape, and comments on his band’s farewell tour stage set.

Frontman discusses potential former members appearing as guests, state of his voice and digs by Gene Simmons.

Kiss frontman explains how classic track “Rock and Roll All Nite” became an unexpected sensation.

Stanley will speak to Wesley College’s graduating class of 2018 on May 12.